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Mobile App 2026 · MyCuciRapi

MyCuciRapi

On-demand home cleaning, booked in seconds

MyCuciRapi

The problem

A cleaning crew's bookings arrived over WhatsApp. The price was quoted per job from memory, travel was priced by feel, dispatch was a phone call the night before, and payment was cash on the day.

None of that scales past the number of jobs one person can hold in their head — and it makes the same three questions ('how much', 'when can you come', 'what's included') a manual reply every single time.

What we observed

Before we wrote any code.

The quote was the bottleneck, and it was mostly arithmetic: package, property size, and how far the crew has to travel. That is a formula, not a judgement call — so it belongs in the product, not in a reply.

Customers also wanted the boring reassurances before they would commit: is equipment provided, are the staff vetted, is the payment safe. Those are the first screen of the app, not a FAQ page.

What we built

An on-demand booking flow with fixed packages, distance-based transport zones so travel is priced by rule rather than by guess, wallet and ToyyibPay payment with receipts issued automatically, and an admin side for dispatching jobs to the crew.

The system is forked from the PV Events booking core, so the parts that are genuinely hard — availability, payment, invoicing — arrived already proven.

Before vs after

The same job, the old way and the new way.

Before

Every enquiry is answered by hand over WhatsApp
Travel is priced by feel, job by job
The crew is dispatched by phone the night before
Cash on the day, receipt written by hand

After

The customer books online and sees the price before committing
Distance-based transport zones price it by rule
Jobs are assigned and tracked in the admin
Wallet or ToyyibPay, receipt issued automatically

Screenshots

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